Our vzaar business cards are not normal business cards. They are of course the best thing to happen to business cards since business cards began. They are moo mini cards.
There are several reasons we went for moo cards
- The product is great. We love the small format and the thicker cards
- Moo lets us have different cards. Each of our cards come in 5 different colours
- Everyone we hand a card too notices it. Normally with business cards you forget it as soon as we get it. Everyone we have given a card too has commented on the cards and how cool they are. That’s extra attention for us. Thanks Moo.
- We like to think the funkyness of the cards reflects that vzaar is a funky company too. We know moo is no ordinary company and we think neither are we. Moo cards are a statement by us that we want to stand out.
- Richard Moross was one of the speakers at Future of web apps earlier this year. There was a lot in his presentation that gave us thoughts and ideas for running vzaar.
- They say copy from the best. Moo has built it’s concept by using other winning sites (i.e. flickr). We’re doing a similar thing with eBay and this has given us a lot of inspirations
- And of course, moo cards are really really cool
We’re also really excited about Moo’s upcoming product stickers. We’re already thinking of great ideas of how we can use stickers to help our customers and how we can send stickers to our favourite eBay sellers. Watch this space after moo launches.
I’m also going to Moo’s Hot and Sticky Summer party next week. It should be a total blast.
You must have sent the back of the card as a complete photoshop file with your own font text. Just wondering if the text looks clear and not too bitmappy since it’s flattened in photoshop.?
Yep, that’s exactly what we did. Came out pretty well. We probably need to play with bumping up the resolution a bit but else it’s all great.
so they were happy to do a sort of custom run ? ie your own print on both sides ? did you have to contact them directly ? and was it anymore in cost ?
Alexei, All moo does is custom runs. You just add the text you want and the images you want, and bang, you have it. No change in cost and all done through their site. That’s one of the things we love about moo, how they are using the web to make things easy. Beats the old days of having to phone someone up, go through a 100 iterations to land up with 1000 cards that weren’t all that great. Moo on the other hand, is super great. Adrian
Ooh, those are lovely! abandons Vistaprint immediately